Fair Product Round Up
At FAIR, New York Design Center, Suite 1601, Black is a timeless and versatile hue that adds depth and sophistication to interiors, whether modern or traditional, playful or serious. Captivated by the intensity and drama that black brings to a room. Check out these pieces that explore the subtle textures of this classic hue in leather, metal, and wood finishes—proof that black is never one-note.
Lange Production, a contemporary Danish brand, is a captivating blend of classic and modern. Inspired by craftsmanship and functionality, the brand produces work from the 1960s and collaborates with contemporary designers, combining minimalism with innovative designs.
Their “Black Edition” collection shows subtle variations between the black elements; metal, leather, and corded arms exhibit textural variation on the monochromatic edition of these iconic pieces by Fabricius & Kastholm.
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John Eric Byers is a artist, designer, and craftsman who painstakingly hand-tools wood to create geometrically inspired pieces that are minimal, emotional and modernly refined. A former student of Wendell Castle, John's work is guided by a purity in form, surface texture, repetition, and respect for use of materials.
Heralded as a leading American artist working in wood, permanent collections include The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) and The Smithsonian American Art Museum. Numerous awards include The Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award, The New York Foundation of The Arts Awards and inclusion in The Smithsonian's Archives of American Arts.
Jake Szymanski is a maker & designer of one of a kind furniture and objects. The studio introduces radical new shapes and explores new materials and textures. Each work demonstrates a fascination with unique geometries, raw materials, and unusual forms. J.M. Szymanski was introduced in 2014 and has attracted the attention of top architects, interior designers, and collectors. His is proud to be represented in New York, Los Angeles, and Paris.
Jake lives in New York City where he designs and fabricates his work. His design education began in his early childhood where he and his family spent seven years in Nepal. Later, in his early 20’s, he moved to Spain where he studied the designs of Gaudi, visited the Alhambra, and made frequent trips to Morocco. J.M. returned to the USA to study interior design. He studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology and at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He went on to design for William Sofield.
FOREST + FOUND is a UK based partnership between artists Max Bainbridge and Abigail Booth. Working across the visual arts and contemporary craft, they draw upon a background in painting and sculpture whilst looking towards a newly developed language of craft, to produce installations that form dialogues between landscape, material and process.
